Recent content by Peter.Cort

All three will do it well enough, depends on what language you're most comfortable with.

I'm trying to install VMware Server 1.0.6-91891 and it has unsigned drivers. I've done the following: bcdedit -set nointegritychecks ON bcdedit -set loadoptions DISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING ON I've also done some regedit changes to ignore unsigned drivers. I have the...

Re: Today I have... I like dw, but the amount of hype over the new doctor seems a bit excessive.

I MISS THIS THREAD!!!! Glad to see I'm still #4 on the list ;) Can't say that there looks to be too many people trying to crank out numbers like the good old days, but maybe some of the hype can come back haha.

I used a macbook pro for a while and I loved it, compared to similarly spec'd windows laptops my mbp got way better battery life, and a lot of the components were better, and not the processor or ram or anything, they're all the same, power wise there really isn't too much difference, and unless...

the issue is that he has a <center> tag on the Doc type. if you remove the center tag it works fine. While you're right, from a standardization / ocd / organizational stand point it's frustrating to not have conformity between tags, but it's not necessary. Also on the site, since the OP...

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I have a 60 cleric and a 25 wizard, and for what it is, a F2P mmo I really like it. PvE is a bit weird as it mostly consists of killing adds and doing a bit of damage to the boss and then more adds, so I've mostly stuck to PvP which I think is a lot of fun. It's mostly balanced on gear, but...

Define insane haha. There are plenty of jobs that make just as much. Software engineers make a good amount entry but the real money is in management or starting your own business. Computer engineering is more about designing the components and is directly tied to electrical engineering. Also if...

Processor architecture I would think in a cs environment would be a more theoretical look at how the processor is structured and how it works with other systems on the mainboard. I don't think outside of a computer engineering environment you'd be doing any physical manipulation of a processor...

the one thing I've learned about the gaming world in respect to programming is it depends on the curriculum, there are a lot of things that you learn in a specific game programming major that you wouldn't get from CS. For instance doing AI programming, and game engine development are things...

New builds are somehow really boring. I dunno how but they used to be really fun and exciting I feel.. There were actual debates over certain products, and parts, most of it was the amd brisbane cores vs intel conroe cores, and like x1950xtx vs 7950gtx or whatever those high end cards were, but...

haha, the problem with build threads is it's the same thing over and over generally. BUILD ME A PC THAT CAN PLAY WOW I HAVE A BUDGET OF 10202102310293124 DOLLARS. Ok you can do it for 800, here it is, thanks.

at LEAST! I mean the OT used to be pretty popular, but of the 'old crowd' who's still around it seemed like once the big hardware wars ended in 2008 most of the posting was done in OT so that's why I went with 08. I wish you could see how many posts you had in OT. Mostly just the longest...